Sentence examples for would achieve for from inspiring English sources

His 35 List-A wickets was also the second highest he would achieve for a season behind the 45 of 1983.

In 1943 Norman Rockwell in the Saturday Evening Post illustrated the four freedoms which Roosevelt stated that he hoped the war would achieve for the world in his State of the Union address to Congress on 6 January 1941.

Adding ignominy to irresponsibility, before bowing out, both walked back their prior claims of what Brexit would achieve for Britain: that monies the government sent to the E.U. would be rerouted to the National Health Service (Farage, video), that the scurrilously anti-immigrant Brexit campaign wasn't about immigration at all, not really (Johnson, column).

I argued a strong case about what I'd achieved for the school.

When calling educational links with Uzbekistan into question, we should ask ourselves what isolating the people who represent Uzbekistan's future would achieve – either for them, or for us.

The menu of measures that would achieve solvency for the program are well known.

Labor's strategy comes as four business groups demand Labor allow the repeal of the tax – saying delaying its demise until the new Senate sits next July would achieve nothing for the environment, but impose big costs on business.

"Delaying its removal until the new Senate sits – as would be the effect of the opposition's current stance – would achieve nothing for the environment, because it is future price expectations – not just the price today – that influence business investment," the groups said in a joint statement.

"He does not suggest he was put up to it, but he listened to talk within the prison and he was under the impression that if he put the complainant in a state of fear then it was more likely it would achieve closure for the family of his victim," Frieze said.

Kushner told the Post that he believed government should be run like a "great American company" which would achieve efficiencies for citizens who are the government's "customers".

McClernand followed up with a message that was partially misleading, implying that he had captured two forts—"The Stars and Stripes are flying over them". and that another push along the line would achieve victory for the Union Army.